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A 52-Year-Old Man with Recurrent Urinary Retention
Dr. Palash Chandra Sutradhar
Resident
BSMMU
Patient Profile
• A 52-year-old man
• Residence: Satkhira
• Occupation: teacher
• Marital Status: married
Presenting Complaints
• Recurrent urinary retention -3 yrs
• Generalized weakness- 3 yrs
Course of Illness
Urinary retention
• Recurrent (7-8 times)
• Lower abdominal discomfort and distention
• Relieved by catheterization
Generalized weakness• No diurnal variation
Shortness of breath• Exertion ( NYHA -2)
• Palpitation
No chest pain
No orthopnea
Evaluation in Home and Abroad
June, 2016
Hb% 5.8
BTESR 130
August,2016
• Abroad
• CBC : Hb-10.1 g/dL,ESR-98 mm in 1st hr
• USG of Abdomen :
Right sided hydronephrosis due to PUJ obstruction
• Advice : stenting
December,2016
Hb% 5.9
BT10.7
ESR 70 25
Tests Results
Blood Urea 19 mg/dL
S.Creatinine 1.16 mg/dL
S.Bilirubin 1.1 mg/dL
SGPT 21 U/L
ALP 104 U/L
S.Protein 7.28 g/dL
S.Albumin 3.74 g/dL
TSH 2.07 mU/L
Endoscopy of Upper GIT
• Duodenal erosions
USG of Whole Abdomen
• Bilateral obstructive nephro-uropathy
• Hepatic vein dilated,mild ascites
• Bilateral moderate hydronephrosis
• Mildly enlarged prostate
• PVR -20ml
• Rt Kidney : obstruction in PUJ
• Lt Kidney : 7mm impacted stone or stricture in VUJ
RGU & MCU
• Mild PVR
Uroflowmetry
• Normal
Non-contrast CT scan of KUB
Right sided moderate hydronephrosis
Small right kidney (7.2cm х3.9 cm)
Obstructive uropathy due to long standing PUJ obstruction
MRI of Spine• C3/C4 & C5/C5 disc protrusion
indenting the thecal sac
• L3/L4 Disc protrusion indenting the thecal sac
• L4/L5 disc protrusion with facet hypertrophy mild compressing the both L5 nerve roots
• L5/S1 Disc protrusion displacing the both S1 nerve roots
Previous Diagnosis
• Bilateral obstructive uropathy
• Bilateral Hydonephrosis
Course in BSMMU
Additional Complaints
• Leg swelling -2yrs
Leg swelling
• Bilateral
• Intermittent
• Painless
Co-morbidity
• Hypertensive
• Tab. Amlodipine irregularly
Negative History
• Fever
• Weight loss
• Visual disturbance
• Bowel habit
Physical Examination
General Examination
• Anemia : mild
• Jaundice : absent
• Oedema : present
• Neck vein: not engorged
• Koilonychia: absent
• Clubbing: absent
• Skin condition : few hypopigmented patches
Pulse: 76/minBP : 140/100 mm HgRR : 16/minTemp : 98.6o F
Systemic Examination
Neurological Examination
• Higher Psychic Function : normal
• Cranial Nerves : intact
• Fundoscopy : normal
Neurological ExaminationMotor : Upper limb
Components Right Left
Bulk Normal Normal
Tone Normal Normal
Power 5 5
Biceps jerk Normal Normal
Triceps jerk Normal Normal
Supinator Jerk Normal Normal
Finger-Nose test Intact Intact
Neurological ExaminationMotor : Lower limb
Components Right Left
Bulk Normal Normal
Tone Normal Normal
Power 4 4
Knee jerk Brisk Brisk
Ankle jerk Absent Absent
Clonus Absent Absent
Planter Equivocal Equivocal
Gait: No specific pattern
Neurological Examination
• Sensory : PainTouch impaired (D11)
Vibration impairedJoint position
Romberg’s sign - positive
• Cerebellar Function : Dysdiadochokinesia positive
Heel shin test
Alimentary System
• Tongue : smooth
• Abdomen
– Soft
– Non-tender
– No organomegaly
– No ascites
Cardiovascular System
• Normal
Respiratory System
• Normal
Other Systems
• No abnormality
Possibilities ?
Investigations
Complete Blood Count Hb 10.1 g/dL
ESR 05 mm in 1st hr
RBC 3.30 m/mm3
MCV 94 fl
MCH 31 pg
PLT 105000 /mm3
WBC 4500/mm3
Neutrophill 80%
Lymph 16%
Peripheral blood film• RBC : dimorphic ,elongated , elliptical, pear shaped & pencil
cells
• WBC : mature, normal in count & distribution
• Platelet : reduced
Comment : Dimorphic anaemia with thrombocytopenia
Reticulocyte count : 1.74 %
Iron Profile
Iron 83 mg/dl
Ferritin 274.84 ugm/L
TIBC 289 ug/dl
Tests Results
Blood Urea 25.7 mg/dL
S. Creatinine 1.11 mg/dL
S. Bilirubin 1.1 mg/dL
SGPT 29 U/L
Total Protein 63 g/L
S.Albumin 36 g/L
Serum Electrolytes
Tests 10.01.2017 26.01.2017
Na 132 mmol/L 127.5 mmol/L
K 4.3 mmol/L 5.27 mmol/L
Cl 104 mmol/L 97.20 mmol/L
TCO2 20 mmol/L 22 mmol/L
Urine R/E & C/SColor Light yellow
Appearance Hazy
Protein Trace
Sugar Nil
Pus Cell Plenty/HPF
RBC 5-10/HPF
Cast Nil
C/S E. Coli : >10⁵ CFU/ml
Sensitive to Mecillinum
& Meropenem
USG of Whole Abdomen
• Right sided hydronephrosis
• Chronic cystitis
Intravenous Urogram
Non-excreting Right kidney with hydronephrosis and reduced cortical thickness
Left lower ureteric stricture with hydro-ureter and tortuosity
DTPA Renal Study
• Right kidney :
Gross parenchymal impairment
• Left kidney : Mild dilatation No obstruction Normal parenchymal function
Urodynamics Study
• Sphincter disturbance
Duplex Study of Lower Limb
• Post DVT of both lower limb
( ilio-femoral venous segment )
• Sign of recanalization
• Mildly diminished blood flow in PDA of both side
Echocardiogram
• No RWMA
• EF-56%
MRI of Brain
Mild generalized cortical atrophy
Right maxillary sinusitis
MRI of Spine
• Vertebral hemangioma (D2,L2 )
Diagnosis
Further Investigations
S. Vitamin B 12 < 83 pgm/ml
S. Folate 3.3 ng/ml
Parietal Cell Antibody Positive (1.2)
Intrinsic Factor Antibody 13.19 U
Homocysteine 8 µml/L
Protein C 95%
Protein S 87%
FBS 5.8 mmol/L
2 hours after 75 gm glucose 5.6 mmol/L
S. Cortisol 487.2 pg /ml
S. ACTH 19.6 pg/ml
TSH 2.07 µIU/ml
Nerve Conduction Study
• Chronic demyelinating sensorimotorpolyneuropathy of upper and lower extremities
Final Diagnosis
• Pernicious Anaemia
• CVI due to post DVT complication
• Right sided hydronephrosis due to PUJ obstruction
• Hypertension
Treatment
• Inj. Hydroxocobalamin (1000µg)
• Tab. Folic acid (5 mg)
• Tab. Losartan Potassium (50 mg)
Follow UpClinical :
No H/O further retention
No anemia
Oedema- absent
Knee jerk-brisk
Sensory -impaird
Gait- normal
Investigation:
Hb-14.2 g/dl
Vit B12-663 pgm/ml
Acknowledgement
• Prof. Dr. S. M. Arafat
• Dr. Farzana Shumy
• THANK YOU
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